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"
I
know
indeed
that
this
forest
is
like
an
immense
sea
,
or
rather
like
the
bottom
of
a
sea
,
where
a
sailor
himself
could
not
take
the
latitude
nor
recognize
his
position
.
But
accustomed
to
traveling
in
the
woods
,
I
know
how
to
find
my
route
only
by
the
inclination
of
certain
trees
,
by
the
direction
of
their
leaves
,
by
the
movement
or
the
composition
of
the
soil
,
by
a
thousand
details
which
escape
you
!
Be
sure
of
it
,
I
will
lead
you
,
you
and
yours
,
where
you
ought
to
go
!
"
All
these
things
were
said
very
clearly
by
Harris
.
Dick
Sand
and
he
,
at
the
head
of
the
troop
,
often
talked
without
any
one
mingling
in
their
conversation
.
If
the
novice
felt
some
doubts
that
the
American
did
not
always
succeed
in
scattering
,
he
preferred
to
keep
them
to
himself
.
The
8th
,
9th
,
10th
,
11th
,
and
12th
of
April
passed
in
this
manner
,
without
any
incident
to
mark
the
journey
.
They
did
not
make
more
than
eight
to
nine
miles
in
twelve
hours
.
The
times
consecrated
to
eating
or
repose
came
at
regular
intervals
,
and
though
a
little
fatigue
was
felt
already
,
the
sanitary
condition
was
still
very
satisfactory
.
Little
Jack
began
to
suffer
a
little
from
this
life
in
the
woods
,
to
which
he
was
not
accustomed
,
and
which
was
becoming
very
monotonous
for
him
.
And
then
all
the
promises
which
had
been
made
him
had
not
been
kept
.
The
caoutchouc
jumping-jacks
,
the
humming-birds
,
all
those
seemed
constantly
to
recede
.
There
had
also
been
a
question
of
showing
him
the
most
beautiful
parrots
in
the
world
,
and
they
ought
not
to
be
wanting
in
these
rich
forests
.
Where
,
then
,
were
the
popinjays
with
green
plumage
,
almost
all
originally
from
these
countries
,
the
aras
,
with
naked
cheeks
,
with
long
pointed
tails
,
with
glittering
colors
,
whose
paws
never
rest
on
the
earth
,
and
the
"
camindes
,
"
which
are
more
peculiar
to
tropical
countries
,
and
the
many-colored
she-parrots
,
with
feathered
faces
,
and
finally
all
those
prattling
birds
which
,
according
to
the
Indians
,
still
speak
the
language
of
extinct
tribes
?
Of
parrots
,
little
Jack
only
saw
ash-gray
jakos
,
with
red
tails
,
which
abounded
under
the
trees
.
But
these
jakos
were
not
new
to
him
.
They
have
transported
them
into
all
parts
of
the
world
.
On
the
two
continents
they
fill
the
houses
with
their
insupportable
chattering
,
and
,
of
all
the
family
of
the
"
psittacius
,
"
they
are
the
ones
which
learn
to
speak
most
easily
.
It
must
be
said
,
besides
,
that
if
Jack
was
not
contented
,
Cousin
Benedict
was
no
more
so
.
He
had
been
allowed
to
wander
a
little
to
the
right
or
to
the
left
during
the
march
.
However
,
he
had
not
found
any
insect
which
was
fit
to
enrich
his
collection
.
Even
the
"
pyrophores
"
obstinately
refused
to
show
themselves
to
him
,
and
attract
him
by
the
phosphorescences
of
their
corselet
.
Nature
seemed
truly
to
mock
the
unhappy
entomologist
,
whose
temper
was
becoming
cross
.
For
four
days
more
the
march
toward
the
northeast
was
continued
in
the
same
way
.
On
the
16th
of
April
the
distance
traversed
from
the
coast
could
not
be
estimated
at
less
than
one
hundred
miles
.
If
Harris
had
not
gone
astray
--
and
he
affirmed
it
without
hesitation
--
the
Farm
of
San
Felice
was
no
more
than
twenty
miles
from
the
halting
place
of
that
day
.
Before
forty-eight
hours
the
little
troop
then
would
have
a
comfortable
shelter
where
its
members
could
at
last
repose
from
their
fatigues
.
Meanwhile
,
though
the
plateau
had
been
almost
entirely
crossed
in
its
middle
part
,
not
a
native
,
not
a
wanderer
had
been
encountered
under
the
immense
forest
.
